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Workshop with No Answer

Inviting children and adults to the forest of stories
  • @ N7 Ameku Elementary School Community Room
  • Fri 26th – Sun 28th July 2019

What is Workshop with No Answer?

Instead of seeking for an answer, this workshop invites children and adults to create a place where they can feel your their senses and body to find questions while having fun!
This workshop is for those who are interested in creative activities with children, and who are interested in facilitating a workshop. Also for all who believe in the possibilities of theatre and arts. Experience in theatre is not required.

Programme

  • Fri 26th July 2019 | 13:00-15:00
    Workshop with No Answer 1: Live in a Fairy Tale
    Facilitator: Tomokazu Haji
    Let’s find your happiness in the picture-card theatre ‘Stone Rabbit’ and see it as a playback theatre!
  • Sat 27th July 2019 | 10:00-12:00
    Workshop with No Answer 2: Creating a Storytelling Theatre to ‘See’
    Facilitator: Yuri Iwabash
    Re-creating old tales to a storytelling theatre which you can see.
  • Sun 28th July 2019 | 10:00-11:30
    Workshop with No Answer 3: Becoming a Story of Okinawa!
    Facilitator: Yosuke Oohashi
    Let’s express the reality as a fantasy, and create the future of Okinawa.

 

Facilitators:
Yuri Iwabashi (Expression Educator)
Yosuke Oohashi (Body Poet/Performer)
Tomokazu Haji (Playback Theatre Practitioner)

Eligibility:
From 10 years old to adults, who are interested in creative activities

Venue

  • Ameku Elementary School Community Room
    1-4-4-1 Ameku, Naha, Okinawa

Fee

For each session:
Adult  –  1,500 yen
Junior High / High School students  –  500 yen
Elementary School students  –  Free
*FRIEND 3 ticket can be used for adults.

Booking / Contact

Host

Playback Theatre Lab

ABE Study Group

What is ABE Study Group?
ABE (Arts Based Education) was created by Yosuke Ishibasi, the pioneer of applied theatre in Japan, Yuri Iwabashi, the first expression educator in Japan, and Tomokazu Haji, the foremost figure of playback theatre in Japan, with the aim to create an environment where people can be themselves, children are excited, people are motivated to work and organisations become more creative, using the power of the arts. The study group launched in 2017.

Cooperation:

TAICHI-KIKAKU

Communication Arts